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FAQ – Screening Films

What is a streaming film?

A backlit film is a translucent material that homogenises the light from a backlight source placed behind it. It eliminates hot spots and reveals every detail of the visual, for a sharp and bright display, day or night. It is used for illuminated signs, backlit displays, and event equipment.

The permanent diffusing polymer adhesive (PVC 80 μ, acrylic adhesive) is laminated onto a transparent or translucent plate and adheres immediately, including on slightly curved surfaces. The Green diffusing film (polyester 250 μ, semi-rigid) is used without lamination and is installed directly into a light box or a backlit structure. The choice depends on your mounting and environmental requirements.

The diffusing polymer adhesive can be used both indoors and outdoors, and its lifespan is extended with lamination. The Green film is intended for indoor use (indicative lifespan of 7 years) and can also be used outdoors once laminated. Our teams will guide you towards the solution that is best suited for your project's location.

Yes. The diffusing polymer adhesive is classified B-s1,d0 and the Green diffusing film is classified M1. These classifications allow for compliant use in public access areas, on your lightboxes and signs.

Yes, the Green diffusion film is a 100% recyclable polyester (%), free from PVC and VOC emissions. It offers the same uniform light diffusion and high-resolution image reproduction, whilst reducing the environmental impact of your installation. It is the preferred solution for an eco-design approach.

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